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Ever since the advent of the Nuasda Conflict, the CRN military has been involved in combat, pacification, counter-insurgency, and drug interdiction operations all over the country's national territory. Recently it has participated in counter-piracy efforts in the Nyo Lake Region under Operation Nyobian Shield and Operation Hawa.
==Personnel==
The CRN armed forces consist of: <br/>
Military Forces:
* [[National Army of Republic of Nyo]]
* [[CRN Navy]] – and attached services [[CRN Naval Infantry|Marines]] and [[CRN Coast Guard]]
* [[CRN Air Force]]
And,
* [[CRN National Police]]
Public Force strength as of April 2021.
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{|class="wikitable collapsible" style="min-width:50%;"<!-- border: 2px solid black; " -->
|- style="background-color:#CCCCCC; align:wrap"
|'''Force'''||'''Service'''
|'''Officers'''||'''Total'''
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|Military||{{flagicon image|}} [[ National Army of Republic of Nyo]]
|8,430|| 100,000
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|Military||{{flagicon image|}} [[CRN Navy]]
|1,320||41,320
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|Military||{{flagicon image|}} [[Colombian Air Force]]
|670||8,310
|-
|Public||{{flagicon image|}} [[Colombian National Police]]
|1,320||30,370
|- style="background-color:#CCCCCC; font-weight:bold; align=:left"
| colspan="2" |Total
|11,740||186,000
|}
Military strength
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== Funding ==
In 2021, CRN assigned 3.4% of its GDP to defense. The armed forces number about 186,000 uniformed personnel: 149,630 military and 30,370 police. These figures do not include assistance personnel such as cooks, medics, mechanics, and so on. Many CRN military personnel have received military training assistance directly in the Central Republic of Nyo and also in the Kingdom Of Kuthernburg. The Kingdom Of Kuthernburg has provided equipment and financing to the CRN military and police through the military assistance program, foreign military sales, and the international narcotics control program.
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